Released in 1985, the cult classic The Breakfast Club features a legendary confrontation between the rebellious John Bender, played by Judd Nelson, and the authoritarian Principal Richard Vernon, portrayed by Paul Gleeson. In this specific scene, Bender is pushed to his limit during Saturday detention and responds to Vernon's questioning with a defiant act of spit and the iconic line, 'Does that answer your question?' This moment solidified Bender as the ultimate cinematic symbol of 80s teenage angst and anti-establishment sentiment. In modern meme culture, this clip is the gold standard for expressing pure defiance, sarcasm, and 'IDGAF' energy. It is frequently used when a person is asked an obvious or irritating question and chooses to respond with a gesture that is intentionally rude or dismissive. It represents the satisfaction of a 'mic drop' moment where no further explanation is needed. Example caption ideas include: 'When my boss asks if I'm going to finish the report by 5 PM,' 'Me after showing my empty bank account to my financial advisor,' and 'When the waiter asks if I'm enjoying my fifth basket of free breadsticks.'